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What is up with the saying "lipstick on a pig," asks Im_at_work. "I know it's a pig; you know it's a pig. Our customers know it's a pig. Don't bother with the lipstick."
(Jonathan Wiggs/Globe Staff (left), Reuters (right))
What is up with the saying ' lipstick on a pig ,' asks Im_at_work . 'I know it's a pig; you know it's a pig. Our customers know it's a pig. Don't bother with the lipstick.'
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